Abstract
Users of high-performance computing systems face many challenges, particularly as they design and develop their software to run at multiple facilities. This can lead to a “greatest common denominator” strategy that slows innovation and the adoption of newer techniques. In addition, these systems typically push the limits — leading to problems with reliability and functionality of the system and software. We propose a consortium of HPC centers to collaborate on raising both the capability and the quality of the software for HPC systems.
Keywords
Get full access to this article
View all access options for this article.
